Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-09-24


We notice that Fred Winship is re-
eeiving his large stock of goods. His
store is one Of the finest in western
Kanras.
The highest market price paid for
eggs at the store Of H. S. Polling & Co.
Bring on your eggs. A cromo free to
every person bringing US eggs. If.
D. Harmon has sold his livery stable
to Irwin Mcdowell We wish the new
firm success. We predict that he will
become a popular livery man.
John G. Gephart has Just received a
large and fine stock Of fresh dry goods.
Go and see those nice dress goods be-
fore buying.
Emery Mellon sent us this week a
few peaches from his Iather's orchard
near DIckeyYille They we're among
the finest and largest we have seen this
year.
3O4 State Street, is where you will
find the BON TON barber shop Of the
city. 2nd door east Of the southwest
corner of square, PhilIipsburg, Kans.
Come and see.
DR.. HOuek received notice last Tues
day that his pension had been increas-
ed from four to eight dollars per
month. We congratulate the doctor
on this little streak Of good fortune.
o. W. Biekford comes to the front
with the largest and best. stock of over
coats and other winter wraps to be
found in this market. Prices especially
low. Cali and see.
Hereafter John Gebhart will keep
constantly on hand and for sale, the
Celebrated Central Mills Flour of At
Gibson. Try it. Satisfaction guaran-
teed, or no pay asked. If.
John w. Lowe, last Tuesday bought
600 bushels of corn at Crow, in this
county. for 20 cents per bushel. We
learn it is only 20 cents per bushel at
Republican City, just over the county
line.
So long as this notice appears in the
HERALD, we will receive wood on sub
scriphon, at the market price-to be
piled up and measured when delivered.
The wood to be cut into sticks not to
exceed Is inches in length. If.
Remember that you can get the eel
ebrated Central Mills Flour, Of Atchi-
son, at John Gebhart's, the best -four
in Kansas. Price as low as other
make not so good. Try it. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed or money refunded. If.
The time for the regular meeting Of
the Board of Trade is on the first Mon
day of each month. Not only the Di-
rectors but the stockholders meet at
that time. The meeting viii be held
at the. Court House, Oct. Sd, in the
evening.
For some time after the Phillipsburg
Democrat was started it favored fusion.
Then it changed and demanded a
straight democratic ticket. The Coun-
/ ty Convention fused with the Labor
party and now the Democrat has had
to change les position again.
The Philipsburg Loan and Invest
ment Company have purchased the lot
on which the old Presbyterian Church
stands for 81 200, this making the fifth
lot they own adjoining each other
there. 1t is understood that the new
S15 900 hotel will be erected on those
lots.
There will be a meeting Of Teacher;
held in Phllipsburg, Kansas, on Sat
urday, October 1st, 1887, for the pur
! pose of organizing county and district
teachers association, and the transae
ton of such business as may properl!
come before the meeting.
III. YOUNG, Co. Supt.
Mr.. Geo. Veeh informs US that he i
preparing to build Immediately bust
ness house in the new railroad town il
Mound township. He was inclined T.
think that the town might have beef
located on a better site, but now tina
the place has been settled he is ready
to help boom it.
The young people Of Phillipsbur
met at the residence Of G. W. Your
Tuesday evening for the purpose Of or
ganizing ID literary society. Miss ELL
Pearson was elected President and Mr.
, Clark Mckee, Secretary. The sOciet.
will meet every two weeks. The sui
iect for the next meeting: John G
Whittier.
Two years ago. Allen Sanford cam
e within II votes of being elected Treas
urer. He is a man Of ability and popJ
p Iarity. The Republicans knew if
were endorsed by the Democrats tn
race would be a hot one. Lawyer Bal
er, with his little speech, in which
violently assailed the Union Labor pa
ty and went for Sanford, ''laid Uhi
! gentleman out"
We have received a copy Of the cOul
II ty fair premium list, and from the q
fractions therein contained, we are Il
to believe that the exposition Will
simply colossal. The Herald Office e
ecuted the typographical labor, and
- is "card OF honor" to that establis
ment. We tender thanks to the Seer
81 tary of the association for complimel
tary courtesies.-Long Island Int
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